Cathy Reisenwitz Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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William Patrick was kind enough to talk with me about how loneliness impacts politics, how liberalism impacts loneliness, and how co-writing Loneliness with John Cacioppo changed his life. https://t.co/vOtRoCz9mD

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@REirikr I just read Isabella by Kirstin Downey and yeah, all true apparently. She loved a Crusade.

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Did I want to read Warriors and Worriers: The Survival of the Sexes, which Nicholas Weininger recommended? No, my babies. I did not. But did I read it? Yes. Well, I listened to it anyway. I’m not even sure what to say about this book. https://t.co/TbIeWJF5aB

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but worse in terms of the disparity between masculine gender norms and economic and social realities. In short, as Richard Reeves described in Of Boys and Men (reviews part one and part two) the world has changed much faster than masculine gender norms.

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I might have cried a little during the 2012 introduction to the claiming of sleeping beauty with Anne Rice talking about how mores have changed around erotica and how she’s enjoyed writing her truth also she a freak

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I think it was @michelle_parise, in her great podcast Alone, a Love Story, who said the only way for a modern mother to get a break is to get divorced. Let that sink in for a moment. https://t.co/95UMlm82Kk

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So I read and reviewed @ryanmichler's The Masculinity Manifesto. It's a good book with good advice that unfortunately too frequently diverges into inane, unnecessary culture war bullshit. https://t.co/cmD64JYY1n

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Second guide time! I've just published Dirty Talk 101: A beginner's guide to sexier speech. Listen to me talk about it and get the link to buy it here: https://cathyreisenwitz.substack.com/p/second-guide-time-dirty-talk-101?utm_source=twitter&sd=nfs

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“Out of the many possible natures of time, imagined in as many nights, one seems compelling. Not that the others are impossible. The others might exist in other worlds.” Einstein’s Dreams by Alan Lightman